Da Nang police help people return home for Tet

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In the last days of the year, the Traffic Police Department (Da Nang City Police) organized many stops to support people traveling long distances to return home for Tet.

On National Highway 14B (Hoa Nhon Commune, Hoa Vang District, Da Nang City), the Traffic Police Station at Hoa Nhon Gate has arranged a support point to help people return home for Tet.

The activity of arranging rest stops has been implemented for many years to support, give strength and share with people who work far away, do not have the conditions and have to ride motorbikes hundreds of kilometers to return home.

Accordingly, officers and soldiers of the traffic police department have prepared gifts such as cakes, milk, and water to give to people.

Can bo, chien si phong canh sat giao thong (Cong an TP Da Nang) da chuan bi cac phan qua nhu banh, sua, nuoc de trao tang cho nguoi dan. Anh: TT
Officers and soldiers of the Traffic Police Department (Da Nang City Police) have prepared gifts such as cakes, milk, and water to give to people. Photo: TT

Mr. Nguyen Minh Huy (from Quang Ngai province) drove his motorbike from Da Nang city to Quang Ngai and felt very surprised when he received a gift from the traffic police in Da Nang.

"For many years working in Da Nang, every time I ride my motorbike back to my hometown to celebrate Tet, I am given water and cakes by the traffic police. This small but meaningful gift really warms my heart," Huy shared.

The activity of arranging rest stops not only adds strength and joy to people on their journey home to celebrate Tet, but also demonstrates the sense of responsibility and solidarity of the traffic police force.

Thereby, showing concern and timely support for people, helping the trip home to celebrate Tet more convenient and safe.

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